Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 8, 1920, Page 10

PAGE’ spel aA evenin, A oa ne airona colin €ation ‘offices: O11 Exc! BUSINESS TELEPHONE... Sent: ¥ ee Building. Entered at Casper (Wyoming)Postof- fice as second-class matter, Nov. 22, 1916 Seen a Aten ai MEMBER .THE ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS FROM THE UNITED PRESS J, E. HANWAY, President and Editor EARL EB. HANWAY, Business Manager THOS DAIEX—Advertising Manager R. E. EVANS... 4...,,-Glty Editor RIFFI /Assocfate Editor J. BG . W. H. HUNTLEY. Editorial Writer Advertising Representatives David J. Randall, 341 Fifth Ave. New York City, Prudden, King & Prudden, 1720-23 Stegen Bldg., Chicago, 111. Copies of the Daily Tribune are on file in the New York and Chicago of- fices and visitors are welcome. Three Months One Month . Per Copy By Mall Qne Year .....9+. . Six Months 5 Three Months .... secseseees 1.50 No subscription by mail accepted for less period than three months. 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It may cago, be assumed that the one de. sire of those who will difect party af. fairs at the 1 be to nominate a candidate who will be the of the Republi cpnvention, w choic an voters as near as th wishes can be understood, Out of the forty-eight one of the by states, twenty , only, select their ¢ This candidate popular vote. precludes the popular selection of a by vote T upon is, then, the convention would place the burden delegates selected under the from ‘the twenty- veven states, of naming a candidate re. presentative of the majority of Repu And the y system hoice of the great licans of the country. ty orgenization, by for its re ponsibility these convention dele. the tes & for must assume responsibility the nominee. The ideal man, so far as fulfiling the duties of the office is concerned, may command no voting strength im the cluded. It convention and therefore be ¢ also be the may case that the man who could secu the greatest vote at the ction may suff convention de- fey ause of this very ability as dem- onsteated against others in the, prima- rigs and the consequent opposition this has aroused. 3 The 1 al in n who bést fitne represents the combined with a clean d able record and the necessary vote- Che Casper Daily €ribune| Tn recent primaries Johnson has re-} ceived the radical yote. It is a fact be- yond question, That if explained by jthe further faet that there wis no- where else for the votes to go. Wood, |Harding or Lowden could not attract jthem. So Johnson had the monopoly that was not conservative, in- for m1 cluding liberals, progressives and ex- |treme radteals. | Johnson said, in his Baltimore speech, during the Maryland campaign, speak- ing of the League of Nations, and the desirability of submitting the matter to the people for determination, “In that purpose, I am willing to let my path be strewn with wrecked ambitions and broken’ friendships.” Whether there was anything really intended or not, results were promptly secured. Knox was announéed presidential candidate, While the preliminary political joust- ing ts in progress, the close observer and the student of the great national indoor and outdoor sport, called scien- tifie polities for short, may apply him- self to cause and effeet and evolve such theory as May scem reasonable. a success of his garden. It is The Casper Daily FREDERIC J. HA as a copy of the Garden Book. Street Address ORIG) OF FOX TROT. Whatever one’s views concerning the propriety of the “fox trot,” the “lame duck” and the “grizzly bear,” one fact about them may be of interest—animal dances are not new. The National (eo- graphical Society have made an ex- haustive study and their research fur+ yreat number of the president's party associates, who, themselves, have in- dulged in the gentle art of reprimand, it is not understood that there is any great’ and widespread demand to pre- vent criticism. So let Mr. Palmer pro- ceed with the defense to the limit 478 his heart's desire. He wili learn some | thing about the task involved in the; undertaking of daming Niagara | nishes considerable informatign not gen erally known. “These dances recall the steps long practiced by the American Indians and aiso by some primitive peoples of the present day. ‘ “The red men engaged in the buffalo, deer, bear and éagle dances with true poetry of motion .and religious fervor. ballroom artistry frequently is as compared with the dances which long existed among these earlier jan ordinary house broom. Does anyone recall the fall American president from the high place of esteem of two continents to a place in public regard scarcely accorded a stale joke, in such brief time? No, it never occurred until it happened to Mr. of an Modern crude Americans. .“Ethnologists say the mal dances originated the stories whieh tribal braves told around their fires to illustrate their adventures and the actions of their during the Wilson, ‘Those who have received the most at his hands and = should grateful, not even do him the courtesy of enu- merating him among the alsé candi- dates for the Democratic nomiation, and all the rest hold their breath for fear he will insist on becoming a can- didate and put the par of his administration so-called ani- Sah be prey hunt, “Travelers in the South Seas found the primitive peoples of the Society Islands engaging in pastime@ which they believe had & similar origin. Among North American Indians many of these pageants were religious and. ceremonial in character, as 2 re- sult of the red man’s reverence for na- all its forms. Many still are practiced today, Some Indian tribes believed that all knowledge was given to animals and that their supreme be- ing did not spefik to man, but mani- fested himself through dumb creatures and through the sun, moon ahd the stars. Often an Indian who desired to know how he should liye would go into solitude and wait until some animal brought him a vision. , “Consequently, when. heiiterpreted the movements of an animal he would adhere closely to the truth. As a re- sult of this quality in his dancing and y up against a and his defense League of Nations. Mr. Wilson has ruled the Democratic patty in the most arbitrary fashion for He is still at it. He is too self-centered to cultivate friendships and has driven most of the big men of the party from him. When he entered the White House he brought the class- room form of government with him Now, no one ever loved Such a thing is seven years. ture in and applied it. a men school teacher, impossible. The first thing a if his! teacher be a man, 1s-to despise him, He never recovers from’ his dislike ‘of he teachers. not even’ when hé’ finds one at the head pf the government. Then when the school teacher gets the worst of it in an outside row, af- boy learns, setting ability, will be the person sought by those updén whom rests the yility of choice of candidate und quent election. There feature of the Chicago convention that furnishes great hope to all well-Wishers of the Republican party. The great majority of the delegates will he uninstructed. They cannot be i Be | ed is one attached So as to any of the candi distes, to speak, thefr minds are open to conviction, and since the g of Republican vote y have rat s of the coun hoice- of eandi expressed no te, but have transferred thelr power of selection to representatives, we have every reason to believe that the nomi- nee Will not be taken from the present list, but will be dex 1 man, them all in all of the qualifi head and shoul above #0 to make a feal chief io ANOTHER HAT Dkors. The underlying meaning of th nouncement by Senator Boies Pen that he fayored the nomination of ator Knox of Pennsylvania for presi dent, is the latest thing that is chal lenging the perspicacity of president Whatever value may be placed upon it its importance 4s news can. scarcely be doubted. There is more to it than simply castir nother hat into the ring, or a sudden show of industry about the dak horse stables, It is deemed to imply something else than the shifting of the tag of favorite son from Gov. Sproul to Senator Knox, to- gether with the backing of the seventy six votes the Keystone state will have in tle convention. It is altogether ‘possible ox the long incubating, and results-in certajn primary elections, New candidac; that /the Premature announcement is hatching of plans now forced by ent ticularly in Jersey and Ohio, affecting the Johnson in one di- rection Senator Harding ferent direction. There’ is Of Senator and in a dif another very important point in the situation that will give the platform writers a busy half hour, de termining whether it is to be a ‘ri fording the boy an opportunity to show his contempt and even all the piled up t}scores, the boy usually does it. That's his sense of beauty he has evolved pageants worthy of preservation. “The buffale dance is one of the fines vhat is “te ‘7 nh now. exhibitions of Indixn art. When the mens is going oe ee aes buffalo, in his eastward progress across f ue Sgn Aaa ra i the plains, came upon the semb-civilized | destroyed, the boys ; t ee teacher has a perpetual grough, and} inhabitants of the Mississippi Vaitey | (herent enable the Indians were in dire need of animal | SCH00! may as we i : Seale ee fobd. "The buffalo afforded food as well © ° chool is discipline ike, the as clothing, moccasins, moeterial for h M i . | tetita, stools aid ‘éven fuel: Tha he Wen The Melting Pot an lly revered place in their seant symbolical of the WILSON PLAYS IT. | is one of the most pic- Joseph Collins, M. D., one of the most} highly developed of their} Widely-known and highly-regarded phy It was something resorted to by sicians in the country, .sizes up Wood- lives, and the buffalo ehas urt Sioux as #n exhortation when food|Tow Wilson in an article in the North was searce. It still holda a high place | Americ: s follows: in the life of this tribe. “The pr tempts to mask with nile “tne Sioux dancers do fot hide grace-/facial urbanity and s in verbal eon- less movements among a Whirling mob. abe with people and with the subjun H They dare to silhouette themselves in tive mood in written contact, his most thousands of postures against the clear- deforming defect of character, namely, | ly defining brilliance of the setting-sun. [4s inability to enter into a contest vf} x any sort in which there is strife with-| The cast for the buffalo dance is usually composed of a gfoup of five/Out ‘revealing his true nature; that fs, dancers, two of whom represent the|his emotional frigidity, his lack of love! buffalo, one of the hunter and two wom-|for his fellow-men, They explain why nm, the mother animal. Ke did not win out to a larger degree in} “tte interpreters wear garments in| Paris, and why he did not win out with! imitation of the colors Of¢thg.animal.|congress. When he attempts to play This sobriety in turn is acdentuated on this game, his artificed civility, cordial the lower portions of thelr bodies by a few white marks, an oecasional bit of red at the waist and the soft green of pine branches in’ theit-hands. “The dancers representing the buf- falo wear long masks in imitation of biffalo heads, the outlines of which blend with the shades of their own successfully completed’ a ¢ black-stained bodies. They ‘imitate as as possible. the aetions of, the animals, catch their solemnity and en- deavor to portray their power. “Perhaps the most spectacular of the animal dances still in existence is the snake dince of the Hopi Indians, found- ating legend with: régard In this weird and pic* turesque ceremony they dance with live snakes, furnishing all the thrills pf thie charmer.”" nearly By appointment only, at you 631 East A Street. ed on a fascii to their origin. circus snake ONE OF THE BE South restricted ST BUILT I A Ba; OND DE WILSON’S ONE DE) Side residontint In his campaign for the, Democratie east and south. Sidewalk and-curl dential nomination in. -Georgia, sunroom; French doors leading © the popular vote of his party wis builtin features, such as bookca: against him, Attorney General mer pensive hand-made buffet ©in sun: tuld the Georgians, “When L saw Pre&- 1 Sunroom, Uving ar te tion” plank or an “irree planic that is to be inserted in the platform under the biiead, “League of Na- tions.” Could there be anything in the fact that Knox and Johnson ure extremely warm persona! friends in their senate relwtions? And again, while the country, and particularly the i, regards Johnson a# an extreme radical, the ¢ servative senators do not hold this view. ident Wilson. attacked and. -villiged*and autiful clectric fixtures. There i no one willing to defend him, 1 deter with two large bedrooms with el |mined to carry the flag of Wéodrow tub, Kitchen has three windows, |-witsoh to -tHU people.” sides, built-in ironing board, large To stop tho general. public. @xiticism draining board and back all in one and cight fect bin, ment 1 of W effort drow Wilson will require gpeater Mr. Palmer is able pat forth; and judging by the actior of “k Invatory, toilet all rented, ni ete. Hor than to GET YOUR GARDEN BOOK. Tt is the best garden book in the world, issued by the United States government, specially designed: to. meet the aeeds of the good citizen who wants fresh vegetables on the family table. It gives him every detail necessary to make Bureau WASHINGTON, D. C. 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Write Legibty.) l7- Tribune Information SKIN, DIRECTOR, ity, amiability are so discordant with the real man that they become as of- fensive as affectations of manner or Speech always are, and instead of pla- exting the individual toward whom they are manifest, or facilitating a modus vivendi, they offend him and make rap- port with him impossible.” toles Penrose, the Repyblican boss Pennsylvania, commenting upon a w vote taken at one of the Atlantic hore resorts, which showed a majority for Wood and 80 many for Hoover, said: “Those who voted for Hoover exhibited of signs of insanity and showed them- selves politically incompetent.” pei at RBS COSTLY VOTING. In the recent New Je primary clection eight bailots were t in the two wards of the town of Brigantine, The eight votes'were cast by the mem- bers of the two election boards consist- ing of four men each. The cost of the election in this town, to the county, In- cluding all expenses, was $120. Exatt- ly $15 for each vote cast. 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